Cambodia's Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum Inside Tour in Phnom Penh

[@danielzhang6247]

Thank you so much for sharing this public online. Is a hard and extremly coercive history of civilization. Is sad in many locations under red regimes, refection of such masss killings and terrors have not been made. People both intentionally and unintentionally choose to 'forgot' the history of totalitarian regimes. I hope one can I can visit in person and wish the victims rest in peace.

[@MooMooAway]

Thank you for the feedback, Daniel :-)

[@ilyaskorodumov]

Thanks for sharing your walkthrough inside that uneasy place with us! For whose, who are planning to visit the museum there is a white lotus room on the upper floor in one of the buildings to commemorate the victims in buddhist manner. And also on some days there is a conversation with people that lived in that time to share their expecience in the meeting room (At the current time it's Monday-Wednesday and Friday from 14:30 till 15:00. Except public holidays.)

[@MooMooAway]

Thank you for the detailed information. :-)

[@BouDennis]

As a Cambodian like me, this shit is not good because my grandma and my grandpa used to be a prisoner during the Cambodian Civil War so they have a lot of stories and I’ve been to this place before it’s horrible

[@MooMooAway]

Thank you for your sincere feedback.

[@iowa_lot_to_travel9471]

A school for education. Used as a prison and torture center. Now educating for all posterity about the Khmer Rouge.

[@MooMooAway]

Thanks for the info. :-)

[@internet.cookies8531]

how cruel the world😢

[@MooMooAway]

Yeah, it is a cruel world.

[@skycc9999]

Do you know babies are killed 😭😨

[@Daragamer12345]

Idgaf it’s Cambodia bro

[@Daragamer12345]

I LIVE HERE

[@neerajkrishnan2593]

a good school is turned into prison that is so bad more than 20000 people sent to these prison only handful of people survived they must be very cruel even to their own kind fellow Cambodians 😢

[@MooMooAway]

Thank you for the great info and feedback!

[@MarinaHolistica]

Heartbreaking. Did the museum show pictures of the guards as well as the victims? Dont know why I feel the need to know the faces of those who worked there, committed atrocities. Perhaps just cant believe people can do such horror to each other 🤭💔💜

[@MooMooAway]

Too be honest with you, I don’t remember if there were pictures of the guards… (maybe, because there weren’t any?.. maybe)

[@marynarkw]

Many of them walk in the streets today.

[@johnnguyen4128]

bro looked at everything except the museum details

[@MooMooAway]

Thanks for the feedback! :-)

[@SokhomPrins]

U. S. A, China’s Mao/ Pol Pot holocaust 11 millions Cambodians. My memoir rewrites history. Will release early next year.

[@MooMooAway]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@SokhomPrins]

@@MooMooAway The truth cannot be hidden under the sky.

[@russellbennett1484]

i’ve been there myself, scary

[@MooMooAway]

Yes it is. Thanks for the feedback

[@christopherlaurente8251]

Communism is not good ! Look at the example of cambodias genocide ! 😮

[@MooMooAway]

Thank you for your feedback! :-)

[@sunildeshmukh2053]

Horrible site of tueng sley.Mind boggling acts of barbarism.

[@PheakK-vh3ou]

My dad was born in the khmer rouge

[@MooMooAway]

Oh… so your dad was born during the Khmer Rouge (1975 to 1979) period?

[@tonggameing5914]

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[@MooMooAway]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@jetfighter8332]

You are from Vietnam because you can't even spell. It's gaming, not gameing.